PE Global
Quality Advisor

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PE Global is currently recruiting for an experienced Quality Advisor to join our pharmaceutical client based in Speke, Liverpool. This is an initial 6-month contract with a hybrid working pattern (3 days onsite, 2 days remote). The pay rate for this role is £29.23 per hour.
Key Responsibilities
- Ensure third-party manufacturers operate in compliance with GMP, regulatory requirements, and internal quality standards.
- Support the selection, qualification, and onboarding of third-party manufacturers and suppliers.
- Provide quality support for qualification, validation, and new product launch activities.
- Manage and support change control processes with internal teams and external manufacturing partners.
- Review and maintain Quality Agreements with suppliers and contract manufacturers.
- Monitor supplier quality performance and key quality indicators (KQIs), proactively identifying and addressing compliance risks.
- Support regulatory submissions and ensure quality requirements are met.
- Oversee investigations into quality issues, ensuring effective root cause analysis and implementation of corrective and preventive actions (CAPAs).
- Coordinate supplier audits, monitor audit findings, and ensure timely completion of corrective actions.
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives to strengthen quality systems and supplier oversight.
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Requirements
- Degree, Diploma, or equivalent qualification in a scientific discipline.
- Minimum of 5 years' experience in Quality Assurance within the pharmaceutical or life sciences industry.
- Strong working knowledge of GMP and pharmaceutical regulatory requirements.
- Experience working with third-party manufacturers, suppliers, or contract manufacturing organisations (CMOs).
- Experience managing quality systems, supplier audits, change controls, and Quality Agreements.
- Excellent communication skills with a high level of written and spoken English.
- Experience working within a global organisation is highly desirable.
- Knowledge of Quality Control processes would be advantageous.


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Please note PE Global cannot provide visa sponsorship for this role; candidates will need the full right to live and work within the UK for at least the next 6 months.
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